Internet of things chip

[Michael Kepler]

Interesting article in Electronic Design magazine about Texas Instruments new internet on a chip using wifi to interconnect devices.  Sounds like one could design an interesting project or two with it. 
http://m.electronicdesign.com/communications/internet-chip-connects-almost-anything-using-wi-fi


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